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RV rental for the Odlum Brown BC Open at Thunderbird Show Park in Langley, BC
Watch world-class show jumping unfold under the open sky at Thunderbird Show Park, where the Odlum Brown BC Open brings international riders and horses to Langley, British Columbia for a week of high-stakes competition. From the thrill of the Nations Cup to quiet mornings among the stables, this Fraser Valley showgrounds event rewards travelers who linger. Roll in with your own RV, park close to the action, and turn a single day of watching into a full week of Fraser Valley adventure.
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RV camping near Thunderbird Show Park
The Odlum Brown BC Open takes place each year in late spring, typically unfolding over about a week in late May at Thunderbird Show Park, one of Western Canada's premier equestrian venues in Langley, British Columbia. Riders and horses from across the world gather for FEI-sanctioned show jumping, with the marquee Nations Cup class as the highlight alongside a full slate of Grand Prix and hunter competitions. Spread across roughly 100 acres in the Fraser Valley, the showgrounds combine multiple rings, stabling, and spectator areas in a setting surrounded by farmland and mountain views. Expect mild, often sunny late spring weather, ideal for a full day spent outdoors watching the action.
Just a short drive from Vancouver and Abbotsford, the event makes an easy add-on to a Fraser Valley getaway, with Fort Langley's shops and riverside charm minutes away and campgrounds like Hazelmere RV Park within easy reach. Bringing your own RV to the Odlum Brown BC Open means you can set your own schedule, arriving early for morning schooling sessions and staying late for evening classes without racing back to a hotel. Parking your rig close to the showgrounds keeps you near the rings all week, with your own bed, kitchen, and bathroom on hand between rounds. It is also a practical way to travel as a group, splitting the cost of one rig instead of booking multiple hotel rooms across a multi-day event. Many attendees camp nearby and turn the week into a mini reunion, swapping stories with other horse show regulars before the gates open. For anyone who wants to be fully immersed in the rhythm of a major equestrian event, arriving in an RV keeps you close to the grounds and free to come and go as the days unfold.
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Thunderbird Show Park, Langley Township, BC, CA
Driving to Thunderbird Show Park is straightforward whether you are coming from Vancouver, about 35 minutes to the west, or from Abbotsford International Airport, roughly 15 minutes away. Take Highway 1 to the 232nd Street exit in Langley, then head east on 72nd Avenue, following the road for several kilometres past the railway tracks toward the venue. Continue to 248th Street and turn right, where the spectator entrance and RV and vehicle parking are clearly marked. The route suits larger vehicles well, with wide rural roads leading into the showgrounds and dedicated parking areas that make unloading an RV simple. Once parked, it is a short walk to the Grand Prix ring, stabling areas, and vendor village, so you can settle your rig once and explore the entire event on foot. Arriving a little early on competition days helps secure a convenient parking spot close to the main gate before the crowds build.
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Frequently asked questions about renting an RV for Odlum Brown BC Open
When does the Odlum Brown BC Open take place, and how many days does it run?
Good news: this is a full week of show jumping, not a single afternoon. The Odlum Brown BC Open typically runs in late May at Thunderbird Show Park, with competition building over about six days as classes move from early qualifiers up to the marquee Nations Cup and Grand Prix finishes toward the weekend. That length gives you room to plan around work or travel, whether you catch a single day or settle in for the whole run. Exact dates are confirmed each year on Thunderbird Show Park's official site, so bookmark it once spring arrives. Pro tip: the final two days usually carry the biggest crowds and the highest level of jumping, so if you can only make part of the week, aim for the weekend.
tbird.ca/category/odlum-brown-bc-open/Where can I buy tickets for the Odlum Brown BC Open, and are they expensive?
You will not need to hunt around: tickets for the Odlum Brown BC Open are sold directly through Thunderbird Show Park's official website, with day passes and multi-day options typically available. Pricing varies by day and seating area, with the marquee Nations Cup evening usually costing more than a weekday qualifying round. Buying online in advance is the simplest route and helps you lock in a spot before popular days sell through. Note that RVezy and its hosts are not involved in event ticketing; RVezy's role is getting you and your RV to the showgrounds in comfort. Pro tip: pair an early-week ticket with a quieter day of jumping if you would rather watch up close without the biggest crowds.
tbird.ca/How do I get to Thunderbird Show Park with an RV, and is there parking?
Getting there is easier than it sounds: Thunderbird Show Park sits just off Highway 1 at the 232nd Street exit in Langley, with signage guiding you east along 72nd Avenue to the 248th Street spectator entrance. Vehicle and RV parking is available on-site, with attendants directing traffic during peak competition days. Plan to arrive earlier in the morning if you are bringing a larger rig, since the closest spots to the gate fill first once the day's classes begin. From the parking areas it is a short, flat walk to the main rings and vendor village. Pro tip: Friday and Saturday afternoons draw the biggest crowds, so an early arrival on those days makes for a much smoother parking experience.
tbird.ca/visiting/What actually happens at the Odlum Brown BC Open, and what is the vibe like?
Expect a full slate of world-class show jumping, headlined by the FEI Nations Cup, where national teams battle it out over two rounds on a course set at some of the sport's biggest heights. Alongside that marquee class, the week includes Grand Prix competitions, hunter derbies, and qualifying rounds spread across the Grand Hunter Arena and the main Grand Prix ring. The atmosphere is relaxed and family-friendly by day, with shopping and food vendors around the grounds, then builds to a genuine buzz for the featured evening classes. It is the kind of event where casual spectators and lifelong horse people watch side by side. Pro tip: arrive a little before the marquee classes start to grab a good rail-side spot.
tbird.ca/category/odlum-brown-bc-open/What is the weather like, and what should I bring to Thunderbird Show Park?
You're in luck: late May in the Fraser Valley tends to bring mild, often sunny days, though a light jacket is worth packing since the showgrounds can be breezy and mornings cooler than afternoons. Bring sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable shoes since you will be walking between rings, stabling areas, and vendor rows across the grounds. A blanket or folding chair is handy for rail-side seating during longer sessions. Since you are arriving in your own RV, you have the advantage of a dry, warm place to duck into if a spring shower rolls through, or to swap footwear between events. Pro tip: pack layers, since temperatures can shift noticeably between a sunny midday and a cooler evening Nations Cup session.
tbird.ca/visiting/Is the Odlum Brown BC Open a good event to bring kids to?
Absolutely, this is a welcoming event for all ages, with open grounds, food vendors, and plenty of space for kids to move around between rounds. There is no minimum age to attend, and the grandstand and rail-side viewing areas make it easy for children to get a close look at the horses and riders. Many families make a full day of it, watching a few classes, then wandering the vendor village or visiting the stabling area to see the horses up close. Traveling with an RV gives you a built-in place for younger kids to nap or take a break from the sun between sessions. Pro tip: the morning schooling and warm-up rings are often just as fascinating for kids as the competition itself, and usually quieter.
tbird.ca/visiting/What food and drink options are available at the event, and can I bring my own?
You will not go hungry: Thunderbird Show Park hosts on-site food vendors throughout event week, offering everything from quick bites to sit-down options near the main rings. Outside food and drink are generally fine for personal picnics on the grounds, which pairs well with arriving in an RV since you can pack a cooler and step back to your rig for a proper meal between classes. Alcohol is typically available at designated vendor or hospitality areas rather than sold throughout the grounds. If you have dietary preferences, bringing your own food from your RV's kitchen is an easy way to make sure you are covered. Pro tip: eating a full lunch back at your RV around midday is an easy way to beat the busiest vendor lines.
tbird.ca/Are all RV types allowed at Thunderbird Show Park, and are there size restrictions?
Good news: Thunderbird Show Park's spectator parking is built to handle a wide range of vehicles, from campervans to larger motorhomes and towables, so most RV types are welcome for day-of parking. Spacing in the lots can be tighter on the busiest competition days, so larger rigs benefit from arriving early to get a straightforward spot. The showgrounds do not publish strict class or length restrictions for spectator parking, but it is worth checking current event details on Thunderbird Show Park's site closer to your visit for any updates. Pro tip: smaller Class B campervans and trailers tend to have the easiest time maneuvering into rail-side parking rows if you want to stay close to the action.
tbird.ca/visiting/Can I have an RV delivered to me near Thunderbird Show Park instead of driving one myself?
Yes, delivery is a realistic option here. RVezy hosts serving Langley, British Columbia regularly offer delivery, so you can search Langley, British Columbia on RVezy with delivery turned on to see hosts who will bring a trailer, campervan, or motorhome to your chosen spot, whether that is a nearby campground or another address close to the showgrounds. This is a great option if you would rather skip driving a rig yourself and just show up ready to enjoy the Odlum Brown BC Open. Availability shifts with the calendar, so it pays to search and book a few weeks ahead of your travel dates. Pro tip: filtering by delivery on RVezy also lets you compare hosts by RV type, so you can match the rig to your group size.
rvezy.com/rv-rentals/destination/canada/british-columbia/langleyCan I camp on-site at Thunderbird Show Park, or should I look nearby?
Thunderbird Show Park is primarily set up as a day-use competition venue rather than an overnight campground, so most RV travelers base themselves at a nearby campground and drive in each day. Hazelmere RV Park and Campground and Fort Camping near historic Fort Langley are both within easy reach and popular with visitors attending events at the showgrounds. Staying nearby still gives you the flexibility of an RV, your own kitchen and bed each night, without needing to be on the actual show grounds. Booking a site ahead of the event is smart, since late May draws other Fraser Valley travelers too. Pro tip: Fort Camping's location near Fort Langley's shops and river makes for a relaxed evening after a full day of watching show jumping.
rvezy.com/campgrounds/destination/canada/british-columbia/langleyWhat are the lodging options near the Odlum Brown BC Open if I want a backup plan?
You have solid options either way: several Sandman Hotel properties in Langley and Abbotsford offer preferred rates tied to Thunderbird Show Park events, making them a convenient backup if you want a hotel night mixed into your trip. An RV parked at a nearby campground like Hazelmere RV Park keeps you closer to a flexible schedule across the multi-day event, without needing to pack and unpack a hotel room each morning. Distances from these areas to the showgrounds are generally a short drive, well under 20 minutes. Pro tip: booking your RV site or hotel room early is worthwhile since late May in the Fraser Valley overlaps with other regional travel.
tbird.ca/visiting/Is Thunderbird Show Park accessible if I or someone in my group has mobility needs?
Yes, accessibility is built into the grounds: Thunderbird Show Park is wheelchair and stroller accessible, with a number of handicap-equipped bathrooms located throughout the property. The 72nd Avenue entrance is noted as the easiest access point to reach the Grand Prix ring for anyone using a wheelchair or mobility device. If you need specific assistance planning your visit, the park's visitor line is available ahead of time to help you sort out the best route and parking area for your group. Pro tip: call ahead of a busy competition day so staff can point you toward the closest accessible parking before the lots fill in.
tbird.ca/visiting/Any tips for a first-time visitor arriving at the Odlum Brown BC Open with an RV?
First time here? You are in for a treat: arrive earlier in the day than you think you need to, since parking, the vendor village, and the main rings all get busier as competition classes progress. Bring a folding chair or blanket for rail-side viewing, since not every spot around the rings has fixed seating. Take a slow lap past the stabling area early on, when riders and grooms are prepping horses and the atmosphere is more relaxed than during the main classes. Because you are arriving in an RV, you also have a home base to retreat to for a break, a snack, or shade between sessions. Pro tip: check the day's class schedule when you arrive so you can plan your afternoon around the events that matter most to you.
tbird.ca/visiting/Are there rules I should know about for attending, like prohibited items or re-entry?
Nothing complicated here: Thunderbird Show Park runs like most major outdoor spectator venues, with a focus on keeping walkways clear near the rings and stabling areas so riders and horses can move safely. Visitors are generally asked to keep a respectful distance from horses in warm-up and stabling areas unless invited closer by a rider or groom. If you plan to leave and return during the day, for example to grab something from your RV, checking current re-entry policy with gate staff on arrival is a quick way to avoid any confusion. Pro tip: keeping dogs leashed and away from the immediate ring areas makes the day smoother for both your pet and the horses competing nearby.
tbird.ca/visiting/How does RVezy support me if something goes wrong with my RV rental for this event?
You are covered well beyond just picking up the keys: every RVezy booking includes access to customer support and protection plans designed to give you peace of mind, so a hiccup on the road to the Odlum Brown BC Open does not derail your trip. If an issue comes up with your rental, RVezy's Help Center and support team are there to help you sort it out quickly, and the RVezy mobile app keeps your booking details, host messages, and trip information in one place while you are on the road to Langley. Renting through RVezy means you can focus on the show jumping instead of worrying about the unexpected. Pro tip: save your host's contact info and the RVezy support line in your phone before you leave for the showgrounds.
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